Running the rule over DHL's green targets
One (hopefully offsetting) adjustment after another
Shippers are increasingly concerned about climate change and the impact of emissions – which has resulted in one forwarder offsetting all air freight carbon emissions at no cost to its customers.
Scanlog invests in carbon reduction projects arranged by environmental consultancy South Pole, and which are certified via international standards.
The move has been welcomed by shippers.
“We are overwhelmed by the positive response we have received in support of this initiative, and extremely happy to have seen our share of the total volume of air freight handled ...
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